Evidence Against Evolution

Impossible Evolution

Refuting evolution doesn’t require complicated equations or lab experiments—though those do the job, too. Just remember the two fundamental flaws we can use to show evolution to be not even scientifically viable.

The Evolution Worldview

Evolutionists may never be persuaded by evidence alone, since they interpret the evidence according to their worldview. But by challenging their worldview, you can show that their assumptions—from logic to absolute morality to uniformity—are actually resting on biblical ground.

Cosmological Evidence

The declared purpose of cosmology is to understand the structure, operation, and origin of the universe and the earth only “in the framework of natural laws.” This restriction precludes the planning and purposeful acts of a Creator God. Many scientific objections can be raised against the above model.

Need More Evidence?

If we depend on evidences outside the Bible to strengthen our faith, we can be shaken every time another argument comes along that seems to undermine the Bible. We need to make sure our trust rests in the God who gave us Scripture, not human arguments that question His Word.

Articles About Evidence Against Evolution

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Magazine Department Article
Developing Deception

Oct. 1, 2007 from Answers Magazine
One of Haeckel’s errors is still alive and well in secular biology textbooks.
Taming of the Shrew['s Tree]

June 23, 2007
Opposing the date of 140–80 million years old that some scientists ascribe to our (supposed) oldest mammalian ancestors, Wible, et al., conclude, based on an analysis of a shrewlike fossil, that mammals evolved “only” 65 million years ago.
Something Fishy About Gill Slits!

March 14, 2007
A National Geographic photo-essay showing the diversity of ocean-dwelling worms resurrected a piece of scientific misinformation that should have died long ago.
Magazine Department Article
Useful Predictions?

Jan. 1, 2007 from Answers Magazine
What type of toes would you expect to see in tree-dwelling salamanders?
Alligators Could Fly?

Dec. 23, 2006
Articles like the one discussed may leave evolutionists puzzled even while creationists chuckle.
“Non-Evolution” of the Appearance of Mitochondria and Plastids in Eukaryotes: Challenges to Endosymbiotic Theory

Oct. 11, 2006
Organelles such as mitochondria and plastids have extremely integrated and complex relationships with other parts of the cell where they reside.
Human-Only Genes: "Speedy" Evolution?

Aug. 19, 2006
Researchers have discovered a gene that has “evolved [too] quickly.”
An Examination of Error

May 26, 2006, pp. 30–32
What should one call it if pupils are taught something which is factually incorrect? Whose fault is it if pupils pick up factually incorrect information?
Technical Research Paper
Shining Light on the Evolution of Photosynthesis

Dec. 1, 2003, pp. 74–84
Biochemical sequences necessary for the evolution of photosynthesis would have required the evolution of a set of sophisticated enzymes that generated a series of useless intermediates.
Technical Research Paper
Irreducible Complexity: Some Candid Admissions by Evolutionists

Aug. 1, 2003, pp. 56–59
Although some evolutionists try to deny the existence of irreducible complexity, others, while using different wording, tacitly admit that it is a serious problem for organic evolution.
Deep Layers

Oct. 26, 2002
On Saturday, 26 October, the World War II fighter plane Glacier Girl is expected to fly again.
Skeptics Choke on Frog

Dec. 5, 1998
Our new video From a Frog to a Prince is having a beneficial
“A New Beginning”

May 3, 1998
The good news this month is the appearance of Michael Behe’s book, Darwin’s Black Box, published by the Free Press.
Magazine Article
A “165 Million Year” Surprise

March 1, 1997, pp. 14–15
A “mysterious network” of mud springs on the edge of the ‘market town’ of Wootton Bassett, near Swindon, Wiltshire, England, has yielded a remarkable surprise.
Magazine Article
How to Read an Evolutionary Family Tree

June 1, 1996, pp. 52–53
The dotted lines on evolutionary family trees reinforce the fact that there is no evidence to prove the existence of common ancestors for the animals shown.
Magazine Article
Reflections on the Emperor’s New Clothes

Sept. 1, 1995, pp. 35–37
People who have great confidence in their own enlightenment and the inherent ability of man to solve the problems of humanity without divine aid are also vulnerable to pride and self-deception.
Magazine Article
What’s Happened to the Horse?

Sept. 1, 1995, pp. 14–16
'How can the Bible be true if life has evolved over millions of years? Evolution is a fact. Look what's happened to the horse.'
Magazine Article
Evolution 'Unscientific'

June 1, 1995, pp. 28–30
Q:Dr Norman, what is the specific biomedical research area in which you have been labelled a groundbreaking pioneer?
Magazine Article
Railroad Wants Monkey off its Back

Sept. 1, 1994, pp. 20–22
Contrary to 45 years of common teaching,4 physical training instructor David W. Apts, author of The Back Book, coaches students to lift with their back muscles.
Magazine Article
The Strange Case of the Yum Yum Dog

Sept. 1, 1994, pp. 35–36
he fabrication of a dog ancestor of the whales with a pre-recorded 'growl, growl, yum, yum, yum' voice, all from a supposed single tooth, was more than I could swallow.
Magazine Article
People Were Always People!

Sept. 1, 1993, pp. 19–20
According to evolutionists, Homo erectus was a separate species which evolved into Homo sapiens—even though the theory has been embarrassed by the finding of erectus and sapiens fossils.
Magazine Article
Mega Problems for Bat Evolution

Sept. 1, 1992, pp. 50–51
Say ‘bats’ and most people think of what are known as microbats—the echo-locating, usually insect-eating types. But there are also larger megabats, such as the fruit bats.
Magazine Article
The 'Oldest Known Fly'—A Lesson in Caution

June 1, 1992, pp. 6–7
Evolutionists generally believe that insects with two wings have evolved from the ‘more primitive’ or ‘unspecialized’ four-winged condition.
Magazine Article
The Bat, the Shrew, and the Impossible ‘Brew’

June 1, 1992, pp. 29–30
If bats evolved, from what did they evolve? Would you believe the shrew?